Alex Ebert

The return of an 1849 anti-abortion law has propelled so much interest in an open Wisconsin Supreme Court seat that there’s been twice as much spent on advertising than in any judicial race in US history—and the campaign still has a week and a half to go.

Cash-strapped Cincinnati can’t shore up its city finances by levying a tax on billboards, a united Ohio Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

Michigan, wary of falling tax revenue, on Monday took a tough line on spending. Meanwhile, New York formalized its tax filing deadline extensions, and Wisconsin and New Hampshire said they were easing due dates for small businesses. Here’s the latest on shifting state tax guidelines, deadlines, and policy to deal with the new coronavirus pandemic. Here’s a state-by-state roadmap.

A Kentucky court will decide a property tax dispute of biblical proportions over how to value a tourist attraction modeled after Noah’s Ark.